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This is my second smoke. Decided on chicken breasts sprinkled with all sorts of things. Old bay, OP, GP, Seasoning Salt, and pepper. I am pretty simple when it comes to seasonings. I usually just throw on whatever I pull out of the cabinet.
Smoker is going at 250* right now. I am still trying...
What was the ratio of beef/fat you used? I imagine that a higher amount of beef and less fat would make it too dry, but the bacon wrap could compensate for that. Thoughts?
This is my first smoke. I decided to do boneless pork chops. In a nutshell, it was great. I have always enjoyed smoked food, but never smoked myself. That will change from now on. My smoker of choice was a Mini-WSM
See that build here: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/237831/my-take-at-a-mwsm...
Thanks for the points BD. I came home from work to add an ash diffuser but my drill battery was dead. Trying to get the ash diffuser drilled out so I can put some pork chops on for the maiden smoke. Stay tuned.
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Academy sports has 36 quart pots that fit the smokey joe. Cost $40 and I'm not sure of shipping restrictions. Outdoor gourmet is the brand. Best of luck.
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Thanks, Case. I have seen many of your posts documenting the ash deflector and side light method. I used the propane torch to light one side of the briquettes, a form of the snake method I believe. I am having problems with torch wanting to lose the blue, hot flame and turning into a red flame...
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Temp has dropped slightly. I blame this on a small amount of charcoal and ash buildup on the air vent. Plan on adding a ball valve to compensate this.
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I have been meaning to document this build for some time now. I want to thank those who have posted their builds, which inspired me to finally build my own. This design is as basic as can be, but I plan to further it some time down the road. I actually built this smoker about one month ago, and...
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